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Bill Bradley (Basketball Hall of Famers) by James Buckley, 2002-06 Fifty Years of the Final Four : Golden Moments of the NCAA Basketball Tournament (50 Years) by Billy Packer, Roland Lazenby, 1987-11 Values of the Game by Bill Bradley, 2000-01-04 Time Present, Time Past: A Memoir by Bill Bradley, 1997-01-14 A Sense of Where You Are: Bill Bradley at Princeton by John McPhee, 1978-10-01 Life on the Run by Bill Bradley, 1995-05-02 Bill Bradley:Scholar,Athl/Stsm by Tricia Andryszewski, 1999-09-01 Bill Bradley, One to Remember by Jon C. Halter, 1974-12 Michael Jordan Scrapbook by Bill Boherty, 1998-09

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41. Online NewsHour: Bill Bradley On The Trail -- September 9, 1999
    ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH bill bradley, former Senator, NBA basketball player, bradley bill bradley, Democratic Presidential Candidate Crystal City had  
    http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/election/july-dec99/bradley_9-9.html
    
    Extractions: The Post's Dan Balz and Kevin Meridaon the Iowa straw poll. Browse the NewsHour's coverage of the media and the White House Bill Bradley for President The Washington Post ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: Bill Bradley, former Senator, NBA basketball player, Olympic Gold Medal winner, and Rhodes Scholar, launched his presidential campaign yesterday in front of the Crystal City, Missouri high school where his great sports career began. The town played a major role in yesterday's event 5,000 local women baked cookies, for example and Bradley began his speech with fond memories of Crystal City, and how it had shaped him. The man From Crystal City BILL BRADLEY, Democratic Presidential Candidate: Crystal City had one stoplight then, but it had a rich array of ethnic families. When it came to race, the town was a little ahead of its time. The Little League was integrated before the schools. As a teenager, I can remember walking out of restaurants in the boot heel of Missouri because they wouldn't serve our black catcher. Racism disturbed me then, and still angers me now. For me, the only thing deserving of hate is hate itself. (Applause)

42. Online NewsHour: One-on-One: Bill Bradley -- October 22, 1999
    we hear from Democrat bill bradley, the former basketball star and US Senator . bill bradley I don t think that it is a matter of one person.  
    http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/election/july-dec99/bradley_10-22.html

43. The New York Times Store Photographs Sports Bill Bradley, 1965
    Princeton s bill bradley scores a record 58 points during the 1965 NCAA Final Four bradley, bill Princeton University NCAA basketball Tournament  
    http://www.nytimes.com/nytstore/photos/sports/basketball/NSAPCB2.html

44. Bill Bradley
    bill bradley. bill bradley AKA William Warren bradley. Born 28Jul-1943 Sexual orientation Straight Occupation Politician, Sports - basketball  
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45. Bradley, Bill Famous Quotes
    Famous Quotes By bradley, bill. American basketball Player. Becoming number oneis easier than remaining number one. bradley, bill Competition  
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46. Bill Bradley
    bill bradley first began playing basketball at the Crystal City YMCA when he wasnine, and soon discovered that he had a talent for the sport.  
    http://www.voorhees.k12.nj.us/osage/fourth/LARSEN/JKIDS/BRADLEY1.HTM
    
    Extractions: William Warren Bradley By: Beverly William (Bill) Warren Bradley was born on July 28, 1943 in Crystal City, Missouri. His father Warren Bradley, a prominent local Republican and one of the town's wealthiest men, was the president of the Crystal City State Bank. His mother, Susan (Crowe) Bradley, was a former junior high school teacher. His mother and father insisted that he had good manners and hoped that he would be successful in what ever he did. Early in his life, Bill took lessons in dancing, tennis, golf, trumpet, French horn, piano, swimming, canoeing, typing, French, and horseback riding. His parents instilled a sense of service to others on him also, and the importance of scholastic achievement. Bill Bradley first began playing basketball at the Crystal City YMCA when he was nine, and soon discovered that he had a talent for the sport. He entered Crystal City High School in 1959. By the time of his graduation in 1961 he had scored 3,006 points, becoming recognized as the best player in the history of Missouri High School Basketball and he was twice named to Scholastic magazine's All-America team. A straight A+ stundent, he was elected president of the Missouri Association of Stundent Councils and was a member of the National Honor Society. Over 75 universities offered Bradley atheletic scholarships. Bill had accepted one from Duke University, but decided during a summer togo to Europe instead to Princeton, because it had not offered in financial assistance. Education was most important to him. Bradley went to Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and Unternational Affairs with the idea of perparing for a career in the foreign service. He eventually decided on a major in history.

47. Profile Of Bill Bradley
    Played basketball professionally for the New York Knicks (196777), winning twoNBA championships Click here for The Forum discussion on bill bradley.  
    http://www.issues2000.org/Profile_Bill_Bradley.htm
    
    Extractions: Party: Democrat Born: July 28, 1943, in Crystal City, Missouri, the only child of Warren and Susan Bradley, a banker and a schoolteacher. The Bradleys lived a comfortable, middle-class life in a small, blue-collar company town on the banks of the Mississippi River, thirty-six miles south of St. Louis. Family: Bradley is married to the former Ernestine Schlant, a professor of German and Comparative Literature at Montclair State University in New Jersey. They have one daughter and Mrs. Bradley has an adult daughter from a previous marriage. Schlant most recently authored The Language of Silence , a study of German literature's reaction to the Holocaust. Religion: Presbyterian Military: Joined the Air Force Reserves, based at McGuire AFB in Wrightstown, NJ. He served on active duty for nearly six months in 1967. Web Site: BillBradley.com

48. Bill Bradley On Civil Rights
    Source The Journey From Here, by bill bradley, p. 49 Aug 15, 2000 I made myliving for 10 years paying professional basketball, traveling with a  
    http://www.issues2000.org/Celeb/Bill_Bradley_Civil_Rights.htm
    
    Extractions: The quest for racial unity remains the defining moral issue of our time. It’s one of the reasons I first ran for public office. The work I did helping expand Medicaid for women and children who are poor, to raise the Earned Income Tax Credit, to reduce infant mortality, to assure child support enforcement, to protect federal aid to school districts that serve the poor, and to support every piece of civil rights legislation that came through the Senate all flowed from my convictions about racial unity. Source: The Journey From Here, by Bill Bradley, p. 49 Aug 15, 2000 White indifference comes in many forms. It can be indifference to the suffering of others, or what Martin Luther King, Jr. called “the silence of good people.” It can be indifference to the need for racial healing. It can also be the inability of whites to understand for no reason other than the color of their skin. White skin privilege is the flip side of discrimination. While discrimination is negative overt, white skin privilege is negative and passive. It’s not something whites intentionally do. Rather it’s a great blind spot that most whites are unaware of.

49. Bill Bradley Signs Deal For Sirius Radio Talk Show - Apr. 14, 2005
    bill bradley coming to Sirius. Former basketball player, senator known for reservedmanner heads to new home of Howard Stern. April 14, 2005 725 AM EDT  
    http://money.cnn.com/2005/04/14/news/newsmakers/sirius_bradley/
    
    Extractions: NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Sirius Satellite Radio, the service that is set to bring shock jock Howard Stern to subscribers, has announced a deal with one of the least shocking hosts, Bill Bradley, the former basketball start and senator known for his reserved manner. Bradley is to host a show called "American Voices," starting in May. It'll be a weekly talk show that will feature varied stories, personalities and opinions from a broad cross section, according to a statement Wednesday from Sirius Research A statement from Bradley said the show will be nonpartisan. "'American Voices' will focus on the common humanity of our citizens and will recognize those extraordinary individuals who make a difference in their communities," said a statement from Bradley. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Stern's

50. NEWSMEAT - Phil Jackson's Federal Campaign Contributions
    Los Angeles Lakers/basketball Coach, bradley, bill (D) President CHICAGO BULLSbasketball, TIME FUTURE INC (FKA bill bradley FOR US SENATE), $2500  
    http://newsmeat.com/sports_political_donations/Phil_Jackson.php
    
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51. BBC News | PROFILES | Bill Bradley: From Basketball To Politics
    bill bradley made his name in basketball but will he be able to enter thepoliticians hall of fame too?  
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/americas/2000/us_elections/profiles/576491.s
    
    Extractions: He's the "normal guy" from small town America in the slightly crumpled suit. He's the man who says that he has spent the last few years seeking to connect with ordinary people. But most of all, former Senator Bill Bradley is the basketball superstar who sought to slam-dunk his way into the White House before he withdrew from the campaign for the Democratic candidacy in March. Born in Crystal City, Missouri, the definition of blue collar small-town America, Bill Bradley shone both as an athlete and a student. Even his personal life differs from the normal trend of presidential hopefuls - his wife, Ernestine Schlant, is a professor of German and Comparative literature. Basketball Hall of Fame Bill Bradley first caught the public's imagination as a member of the US's gold medal-winning team at the 1964 Olympics and a subsequent profile in the New Yorker magazine described the 21-year-old as so talented that he would probably one day be President. A son of a banker and a former school teacher, the young Bill went on to Princeton University before winning a Rhodes scholarship to Oxford - but found himself torn between politics and basketball. He chose basketball.

52. Bill Bradley Autograph
    bill bradley autographed basketball (New York Knicks Hall of Famer and bill bradley autographed piece of the Madison Square Garden basketball court.  
    http://www.grandstandsports.com/gsm/p_Bill_Bradley_1.asp
    
    Extractions: The official 1991 Basketball Hall of Fame Induction yearbook autographed by 57 HOFers including: Bill Russell, Auerbach, Bradley, Lucas, Robertson, Wilkens, Frazier, DeBusschere, Havlicek, Reed, Holzman Meyer, Leroy Neiman, Heinshon, Harshman, Gardner, Pop Gates, Bing, Hayes, Pettit, Schayes, Arizin, Litwack, Dallas Shirley, Gaines, McCutchan, Newell, Sharman, Etc. buy

53. Bill Bradley Autographed Basketball
    bill bradley autographed basketball (New York Knicks Hall of Famer and 69/73World Champion)  
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54. Alibris: Basketball Players
    Used, new outof-print books with subject basketball players. by bradley,bill Almost two decades after its original publication and more than 15  
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    Extractions: Sports agent Myron Bolitar is a reluctant hero. Hired to protect a women's basketball star after she receives threats on her life, Bolitar doesn't take the case seriously until he begins to fall for her. As he learns more about her tragic past, he also comes to realize that he must act quickly to save not only her, but himself as well.

55. Politics1: Presidency 2000 - Bill Bradley (D-NJ)
    The Politics1 Report on bill bradley bio, links, issues, bradley, a wellknown former pro basketball star, ran a wellfinanced race for the  
    http://www.politics1.com/bradley.htm
    
    Extractions: (Democrat - New Jersey) BIOGRAPHICAL FACTS: POLITICAL: U.S. Senator, 1979-97 [Elected 1978 (56%); re-elected 1984 (64%) and 1990 (50%); retired 1996]. Founder of Time Future PAC, which raised money for Democratic congressional candidates. PROFESSIONAL: EDUCATION: Rhodes Scholar, Oxford University, 1965-68. B.A. with Honors (American History), Princeton University, 1965. PERSONAL: Born July 28, 1943 in Crystal City, Missouri. Married to Ernestine Schlant Bradley, a professor of German and Comparative Literature at Montclair State University in New Jersey. One daughter. Protestant. LINKS: Bill Bradley for President Committee - Official.

56. Baylor University Bears - Official Athletic Site
    bradley, bill, Assistant Football Coach/Defensive Coordinator, 7103023 BROCK, bill, Women s basketball Associate Head Coach, 710-4359  
    http://baylorbears.collegesports.com/school-bio/bay-athl-dir.html
    
    Extractions: FOOTBALL ... Athletic Director Athletic Department Directory (Area Code 254) Name, Position Office ABERCROMBIE, Walter , Associate AD/Executive Director of the "B" Association ARMSTRONG, Trista , Assistant Equestrian Coach BALL, Matt , Compliance Coordinator BARE, Kelly , Assistant Trainer BARLOW, Jeff , Equipment Manager BARNES, Jim , Head Volleyball Coach BECKET, Shawn , Baylor/ISP Sports BECTON, Torre , Assistant Strength Coach BENNETT, Julie , Associate Media Relations Director BOLDING, Michael , Video Coordinator BOWDEN, Clint , Assistant Men's Golf Coach BRABHAM, Danny , Assistant Head Track Coach BRADLEY, Bill , Assistant Football Coach/Defensive Coordinator BRADSHAW, Paul , Associate AD/Internal Affairs BRAY, Bryan , Director Of BaylorVision BROCK, Bill , Women's Basketball Associate Head Coach BROUGH, Stephen , Director Of Men's Basketball Operations BURGE, Tanna , Assistant Strength Coach CAPRON, Jon , Assistant Track Coach CARR, Gerald

57. SI.com - Writers - Bill Syken: Shawn Bradley Never Got A Fair Shot - Thursday Ju
    bradley was touted as the first supersize center with basketball skills. If Philadelphia had handed him an extralong jersey and a basketball and  
    http://www.cnnsi.com/2005/writers/bill_syken/06/30/daily.blog/
    
    Extractions: Get SI's 2005 NFL Team Package FREE! Subscribe to SI Give the Gift of SI THE WEB SI.com cnnWriteMenuEntries(cnnMenuEntries); 10 Spot: Kitten update Mohr: WNBA is unwatchable Whitaker: Year of the Falcons var clickExpire = "-1"; Posted: Thursday June 30, 2005 12:42PM; Updated: Thursday June 30, 2005 1:10PM Shawn Bradley did not have much to get pumped up abour during his career, but that wasn't entirely his fault. Layne Murdoch/Getty Images So it's almost over for Shawn Bradley . After 12 NBA seasons, Bradley and the Dallas Mavericks are negotiating a buyout of the remaining three years of his contract. You may have missed the news; it came during the lead-up to Game 7 of the NBA finals. Judging by the timing, the 7-foot-6 Bradley may have wanted to slink away unnoticed. I have always rooted for Bradley. He was taken second overall in the 1993 draft by my hometown team, the 76ers. I was among many with high expectations. The NBA had seen centers as big as Bradley before Mark Eaton Manute Bol Chuck Nevitt but Bradley was touted as the first supersize center with basketball skills. Back in the day, some thought Bradley would dominate so effortlessly it wouldn't be fair to the other teams. People wondered: "How can we lose with this guy?"

58. CNN/SI - College Basketball - Men - SI Photo Gallery: Team For The Ages - Wednes
    bill bradley. bill bradley Princeton, 196263 to 1964-65. When the stories fromthe East began to get out, it didn t seem possible A 6 5 , button-down,  
    http://www.cnnsi.com/basketball/college/1999/allcentury/bradley/
    
    Extractions: BILL BRADLEY Princeton, 1962-63 to 1964-65 When the stories from the East began to get out, it didn't seem possible: A 6'5", button-down, well-to-do brainiac from the Ivy League was America's best player? There was widespread disbelief until Bradley's senior year at Princeton, when he hung 41 points on top-ranked Michigan and Cazzie Russell in the 1964 Holiday Festival tournament at Madison Square Garden he received a three-minute standing ovation after fouling out and then one-man-teamed the Tigers into the '65 Final Four. Princeton didn't reach the championship game, but all Bradley did in the consolation match was score 58 points against Wichita State.

59. Bill Bradley - Candidate For President In 2000, Former US Senator & Basketball P
    bill bradley Former US Senator and basketball player, and current candidate forPresident in 2000 Visit the bradley 2000 Home Page  
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60. Bill Bradley Fouls The Civil Rights Act - December 1999
    Former basketball star and current Democratic presidential candidate bill Bradleyhasn t fouled an opponent on the basketball court in years,  
    http://www.nationalcenter.org/NVDavisBradley1299.html
    
    Extractions: Former basketball star and current Democratic presidential candidate Bill Bradley hasn't fouled an opponent on the basketball court in years, but lately he's fouling the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Bradley claims the congressional vote on the Act led to which political party he would join. Oh, really? On October 9, 1999 at an Iowa Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, Bradley exclaimed: "I remember the exact moment that I became a Democrat. It was the summer of 1964; I was an intern in Washington between my junior and senior year in college. And I was in the Senate chamber the night the 1964 Civil Rights Act passed that desegregated public accommodations in America... And I became a Democrat because it was the party of justice. It was Democrats that stepped forward that evening in the Senate and cast their vote that washed away the stain of segregation in this country." I believe that Democrats have lied about who supported the Civil Rights Act for so long that they actually believe their lies. But anytime this lie is retold, I feel compelled to debunk it. So here we go again...

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